We do not currently have a recycling program available for our Spools. We recommend reaching out to a level 7 Recycling center as they will be more than happy to assist you with recycling the spools.

Currently, the FDA has not approved PLA as a food safe material. However, the equivalent of the FDA within the European Union declared PLA food safe a long time ago. However, for liability reasons, LynX cannot recommend using PLA with food products as per the current FDA recommendation.

The PPLA has even lower warpage then PLA, slightly stronger, and has a nice almost matte sheen to the finish. It’s a bit harder to dial in the settings the PLA, but once dialed in it’s amazing to work with.

The wood fiber percentage is 11% recycled wood.

To Stain the Wood PLA, we recommend sanding down the filament and then using a wood stain. It is best to treat it as you would regular wood

We always recommend printing in a well-ventilated, cool, dry, and dust-free room, regardless of the type of filament you are using. This especially important when printing with ABS and PETG filaments. Prolonged exposure to the fumes from the filament can cause you to feel nauseated or have headaches.

Any filament is fine for a watertight print, as long as the design is watertight. For example, if you're looking to print a bowl, any of the plastics will hold the water given a good design. We recommend using a mesh program to ensure that your prints are watertight.

Yes, our SDS is universal for all color and sizes of PLA material.